Frequently Asked Questions About Siberian Kittens

Complete the application for an available kitten. We will review it and respond. After approval, we will send the written terms and payment instructions. A $500 deposit confirms your reservation. Complete the kitten application.

Our kittens are $1,500 for pet quality only. After application approval, a $500 reservation deposit leaves a $1,000 balance due on pickup or delivery day. We will not release your kitten until payment is received in full. Delivery is quoted separately. Adoption pricing and payment steps.

Our current kittens are 11 weeks old, and we are accepting reservations for available kittens. They go home at 13 weeks. Each profile is marked available, reserved, or adopted. See current kitten availability.

Yes. Select the available kitten you are interested in on your application. We will get back to you to discuss the kitten and your home.

We can talk about another available kitten or a future litter. Reserved and adopted kittens are marked so you can see who is still available.

Yes. Apply through our waiting-list form for a future kitten. A $300 deposit is required to join. We will review your application and explain the written terms and payment details. Joining does not guarantee a particular kitten or timeframe. Apply for the waiting list.

Complete the application and tell us about your home and the kitten you would like. We will review it and respond to discuss the next steps.

We will read through your application and contact you about your chosen kitten, any questions, and the reservation process.

We will tell you directly when your application is approved and explain how to place your reservation.

The $500 reservation deposit is paid after approval. We will send you the payment instructions. The remaining $1,000 is due on pickup or delivery day, before your kitten is released.

Yes. We provide a written adoption agreement and health guarantee. You will have the chance to review the terms before making a commitment.

Yes. Once your reservation is confirmed, we can schedule a visit day for you to meet your kitten. We will agree on the date and time directly. Arrange a visit with us.

Your kitten goes home with age-appropriate vaccinations, FIV/FeLV testing, spay/neuter completed, a microchip, complete veterinary records, a written health guarantee, and a starter kit. We also share familiar food, litter, and care information. Health records and guarantee details.

We take our cats and kittens to the veterinarian monthly for checks. Each kitten also has a veterinary visit before placement. Our veterinary care and health information.

Yes. Our breeding king and queen are tested for genetic conditions. Their profiles list the results, and you can ask us about their records.

We provide a written health guarantee. Our health page outlines proposed 12-month protection for qualifying serious congenital and hereditary conditions, starting on the transfer date. The signed agreement defines coverage, exclusions, documentation, and the remedy. Review it with us before reserving. Read the proposed 12-month health guarantee.

Please contact your veterinarian promptly and let us know what is happening. We will stay in touch and help you with your kitten’s records and any steps covered by the written agreement.

No cat breed is guaranteed to be allergy-free. Some people tolerate individual Siberians better, but reactions vary. Speak with an allergist before adopting if allergies or asthma are a concern. Read the Siberian allergy guide.

Some owners report fewer symptoms around Siberians. Reactions still vary from person to person and from cat to cat, so the breed alone cannot tell you how you will respond.

We cannot predict that. If you have cat allergies, talk with your allergy specialist before adopting and tell us about your concerns.

No. We cannot guarantee that a kitten will not cause an allergic reaction.

Yes. Once your reservation is confirmed, we can schedule a visit day for you to meet your kitten. We will arrange the date and time with you directly. A visit cannot guarantee that you will not have allergy symptoms later.

Your allergy specialist can help you plan what is suitable for your household. It is best to discuss this before reserving a kitten.

Yes. Pickup is available in Lubbock, Texas, when your kitten is ready at 13 weeks. We will arrange the date, time, and meeting details with you.

Yes. We offer delivery within the USA with a pet nanny who flies with your kitten in the passenger cabin. You can meet the nanny at the agreed airport, collect your kitten in Lubbock, Texas, or discuss personal ground delivery for a suitable route. We confirm availability and costs before booking. Compare pickup and delivery options.

Include your destination in your application. We will discuss delivery options, the cost, and the travel paperwork with you before confirming the journey.

We plan the journey around your kitten’s comfort, with a suitable carrier, bedding, and a veterinary check before placement. We will talk through the travel arrangements with you.

Your kitten travels with veterinary and vaccination records, test results, microchip details, and the adoption paperwork. We arrange a veterinary health certificate when required for the journey and confirm any additional carrier or destination documents before travel.

Yes, you can discuss your preferred transport arrangements with us. Please wait until we have confirmed the details and your kitten’s homecoming date before booking.

Our current kittens are 11 weeks old, and we are accepting reservations for available kittens. They go home at 13 weeks. Each profile is marked available, reserved, or adopted. See current kitten availability.

We will tell you which food your kitten is eating before homecoming. Start with that familiar food and discuss any dietary changes with your veterinarian.

Our kittens are accustomed to weekly grooming. Keep it gentle and check regularly for tangles; some coats need more attention during shedding.

We will share the litter and tray your kitten is used to. Our kittens have established litter-tray habits, so starting with the same setup can help them settle in.

Start with a quiet room, familiar food and litter, and a comfortable place to sleep. Give your kitten time to explore, and introduce people and other pets gradually.

We recommend a first veterinary examination within 72 hours of homecoming, or sooner if your kitten seems unwell. Bring the records we provide and review any requirements in your signed adoption agreement. Your kitten’s first veterinary visit.

Yes. Our care guide covers settling in, feeding, grooming, and everyday routines. We will also share your kitten’s familiar food, litter, and care information.

Yes, we provide ongoing support. You can contact us about settling in, feeding, grooming, or life with your Siberian. We are happy to stay in touch after homecoming. For illness or urgent medical concerns, contact your veterinarian promptly. Contact us for support.